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The
Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Department provides planning and
engineering services that are available free of charge to all the municipalities
within the County. The YCPC Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering
Department divides work assignments into the following three categories: YAMPO,
Liquid Fuel Studies and Land Development and Subdivision reviews.
YAMPO
The York County Planning Commission is the lead
agency for the York Area Metropolitan Planning
Organization (YAMPO). As the lead agency, the YCPC performs all tasks
associated with the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP). This includes
Clean Air Act requirements, development of the PENNDOT
Twelve Year Program for York County, Transportation Enhancements,
functional classification updates and traffic volume counts.
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Transportation Planning Studies
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Development
of the Twelve Year Program for York County
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Traffic Volume Counts
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YAMPO
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
Liquid Fuel Studies
Liquid Fuel Studies are the result of
engineering services provide to municipalities. These studies provide the proper
documentation to install regulatory roadway signing such as speed limits, stop
signs, parking restrictions, and
others. This is paid for by the State Liquid
Fuels Fund distributed by the County. Below is a partial listing of the
studies conducted by the staff.
Land Development and Subdivision Reviews
The Transportation staff reviews any construction or
engineering projects done to subdivisions or land development projects in the
county to ensure that they meet all federal, state and local regulations.
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Transportation Review of Subdivision/Land Development Plans
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Review of
Traffic Impact Studies
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Review of
Highway Occupancy Permits
For inquiries
on transportation planning, traffic engineering, traffic studies, MPO
meetings, traffic volumes and related matters, contact:
Donald Bubb, P.E.
Chief, Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering
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